The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-08-04

lui Parle county tho chungo was from Lac
lut Parle to Madison; in Traverse county.
rom Browns Valley to Wheaton; in Jack.
son county, from Jackson to Laketic|d; II,
Dodge county, from kasson to Dodge Cen
ter; in Wadena county, from Wadena to
Verndale. Although these soats will have
TO be changed back the legality OF the bust.
ness transacted since their removal will
aot be impaired.
Tho number OF pension claims pendin s
July 16, was 900, 442; the number bending
July 20, 100000; disposed of during the
week, 1900; received, 1857; available
balance on account OF army pensions. $72.-
l4O, O75; account OF navy pensions, 5000.
IL I; On account OF Mexican war, $8,629,.
l42.
Tho secretary OF tho treasury appointed
James B. LaIcar III Omaha national bank
Examiner for Dakota.
John O'Brien, a nineteen. year. old youth.
recently from Sioux Falls, OAK. confessed
in Justice X. II. Whites court CHICAGO
that he had secured place rs bell boy In
the Southern hotel, two months since, for
he express purpose Of robbinR Col. and
Mrs. Jack Havcrly, who room there.
Secretary Lamar says that in affirming
recently Con. Bucks ortlor dismissinQ
Special Pension Examiner Bchle for using
insulting language toward President Cleyc-
land, he did so in thorough belief Of
Bellies guilt after giving him every oppor-
tunity to he heard.
Tho Boston Pilot has received a cable.
gram from Rome stating that the first ro-
port from Mgr. Porsico, tho pope's repro.
sentative in Ireland, has been received ut
tho vatican, and is most Mandatory OF the
Irish people. Mgr. Persico was sent to
Ireland to examine into the social and
political condition OF tho Irish. Tho Eng
ish intriguers ut Rome expected that Mgr.
Per1ico would SEQ Ireland through the
luke OF Norfolk's Dyes and send such q ro-
port to Rome as would at onco for MI
estranse tho popes sympathies from tho
cause OF homo rule. Their malice has do.
feated itself. To question Mgr. Pcrsico's
accuracy OF judgment is to insult the pope;
10 they are SHARED in a trap OF their diyin'.
ing. Mgr. Persico formerly administered
tho diocese Of Charlcston, S. c., and was
bishop OF Savannah, Ga. He has success.
July conducted many exceedingly delicate
diplomatic missions for the pope, whose
unbounded confidence no enjoys.
Armours now Chicago packing house at
Chicago was destroyed by fire. Loss
The ship A. G. Ropes sailed for Yoka-
hama on July 20 with so, 900 packages OF
tea consigned to the Northern Pacific at
Tacoma. This is tho largest single cargo
which over lett Yokohama and makes
about 4, 25O, 900 pounds OF tea.
At Knob Lick. collision occurred be.
tween two freight trains, resulting In the
death OF Engineer Eustis. Fireman Wildly
and q brakeman. ="
Mrs. Julia Wilson OF New Britain, Conn.,.
n at II &kn n e n
Bethany college. Topeka. She is one OF
tho most finished latin scholars in the
country.
On Nov. II a general conference OF pro.
hibitionists will 10 held in Chicago for suQ.
gcstions and com uln tion.
There seems to be no doubt that q man
who died In Brooklyn was really 100 years
old. So lar rs possible the records Of his
birth have been verified. He was known
NY Rabbi Harris in the n,ighborhood of
his home, although lie never xas q rabbi.
Mrs. Julia Wilson OF Now Britain, Conn.,.
has just received the degree of Pm. d. from
Bethany college, Topeka.
A covered wagon was run into by q train
on the Pennsylvania road at Rilee1ood
station and MISS Amanda Fritz, aged thir-
ty-two. Mrs Hottie Fritz and her two in.
liant children were killed.
President Cleveland diacourages the idea
OF delegations travelling to Washington
with invitations to visit different cities.
He declares that Invitations by mail arc
sufficient.
Fire in Lievokerke, Belgium, rendered
200 persons homeless.
A case under the Edmunds law has arison
IN Washington. An assistant surgeon
Of tho navy has been brought before the
police court under warrant which charR-
IS him with having violated the fifth Soc
ton Of the act, which roads: II an unmar-
RED man or woman commit fornication.
zach OF them shall DO punished by impris.
onmont not exceeding six months or by q
!ino not exceeding 500. He is CHARGED
*ith improper intimacy with q young
:irl oil respectable family.
Tho following patents have been Issued:
Minnesota: c. Benso and !. Mcrkel.
Minneapolis, bowling alley; E. l.. Hospos
and l.. II. Boron, Saltwater, conveyor Tor
saw mill refuse, also dumping wagon; R.
Nix, Now Ulm, device for teaching music:
). Pileger, Minneapolis. meadow planter
j; Wisdom, Moose Lake, logging slcd.
combined heating and cooking stove; J.
and P: Just. Sank City. agricultural boil.
,r; A. +. RADIANT, Wausau, feed mecha nism
Tor saw mill carriages; Z. C. Selle, Kim.
barrass, sleigh brake; W. 8. Sherman and
w: X. Moore. Marinotto, pneumatic den.
tai pluEgsr.
Tho pope has decided that there 10 no
Zround Tor papal Interference with ths
Knights Of Labor question. He has con.
veyed the anponnesa'snt Of this decision
to Cardinal Gibbons. The cardinal said.
in Baltimor.. that thors will be no con.
aemnation as long ~ the Knights OF Labor
'teered clear OF anarchists an1 other dan
gerous associations, and confined them.
selvea to their lawful efforts to bsttor the
condition OF the working people without
Interfering with the rights Of others.
Andrew Seltise the father OF tho Cpur
a'Alone Indians Of, Idaho, called on tho
president, il seventy years Of age. He
came to make inquiries about his reserva-
ton and tho admission of a railroad
through 1t, and was accompanied by Sub
ehieis Regis and Pirr Pierre, Leon, an In.
dian Interpreter, and Paul Polomkin, a
boy ofthirteen. who, 1t 10 claimed, IL %
yell educated 40 any boy Of his ago In tho
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